@ppsalama thanks for posting your solution!

IMHO, we should use deepin apps as far as possible in the deepin version.

Hi all,

Just wanted to clarify… pacman, pamac, octopi… neither of them are developed by Antergos devs.

There have been several problems with keys (like planets were aligned or something like that). One of them was our fault, but not the others!

We will try to not make the same mistake again, we can’t answer for the other ones.

Cheers!

@teocraft said in Cannot create download package list (metalinks):

unable to create download queue for package whois, mesa-vdpau, pkgfile, etc).

These means that it can not find these packages. I’ve just tested (just in case) and they work here.

I think it is more probably that you have bad luck and are connecting to a non updated mirror.

Check this out:

https://forum.antergos.com/topic/3267/how-to-choose-your-mirrors-before-installing-antergos

Cheers!

Hi,

Nouveau driver (the open one) has problems with newest nvidia cards. Have you tried this alternative iso?

https://forum.antergos.com/topic/7216/nvidia-not-optimus-enabled-iso-installer-now-available

You should add nomodeset with that iso, too.

@transparentchaos said in Error can't install necessary packages. Cnchi can't continue:

I was previously using mbr partition table and BIOS, but after wiping my disk, I changed to a gpt table and uefi, now my antergos won’t boot unless it’s through the uefi shell. Any help, or should I start a new issue on that?

Are you saying that you installed in UEFI mode and Antergos does not boot? Because if you installed it in BIOS mode it’s only logical that it doesn’t boot now…

To restore your boot, if you don’t want to go to the hassle of booting with liveiso antergos, chrooting to your system and restoring your grub, I recommend you RESCATUX: http://www.supergrubdisk.org/rescatux/

If you want to do it the “hard” way, start here: https://www.quora.com/How-can-I-reinstall-the-boot-loader-in-Arch-Linux

Cheers!

Hi,

Do you have another computer to test your wifi and discard it’s not a router problem? (or another OS in the same one).

@orhi said in Wifi problems (can connect to router, but no internet):

The solution for them was downgrading the kernel version, which I still haven’t tried. I find it strange that the driver would have problem, when I can connect to the router. Furthermore, I don’t understand how everything worked during the live usb session.

Yes, that would be my first choice.
Install linux-lts: sudo pacman -S linux-lts
and remember to rebuild grub menu: sudo grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg

You’ll find the linux LTS kernel in the grub menu in “advanced options” (or something like that, I don’t remember exactly)

Cheers!

@Keegan said in Editing Dconf Values:

Do I need to log out and then back in for it to show or something?

Nope, it should work. It will change your dconf settings only for the user that runs the command, though.

You can also try gsettings that is the command we use with Cnchi.

Hi,

It’s a bit tricky. As you’re storing a string, you need to use simple and double quotes this way:

dconf write /org/gnome/desktop/wm/preferences/button-layout/custom-value "'minimize,maximize,close:appmenu'"